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Immunology chapter 1-3

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What are the stages of lymphocyte response to infections?

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Naive —> effector lymphocytes—> plasma cells—> memory cells Naïve lymphocytes – express receptors for antigens, but cannot eliminate antigens. If not activated by antigen survive weeks – months, and die by apoptosis. Effector lymphocytes B cells -> plasma cells that produce antibodies Effector T cells -> kill infected cells Memory cells survive long-time (years)


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Naive —> effector lymphocytes—> plasma cells—> memory cells

Naïve lymphocytes – express receptors for antigens, but cannot eliminate antigens.  
If not activated by antigen survive weeks – months, and die by apoptosis.

Effector lymphocytes B cells -> plasma cells that produce antibodies
Effector T cells -> kill infected cells
Memory cells survive long-time (years)
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Shay 1vcc
Shay 1vcc